**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
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MD: 4/5 or 5/5
Creeseaz
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So I've been running 5/5 MD for a while now and it's tons of fun. I have an R3 Doom a 5/65 awakened Doom sig 100 and an R2 soon to be R3 sorcerer Supreme as well as a 5/65 symbiote Supreme and bwcv and probably others I can't even remember right now but lots of fun with the mystic class I guess my main question as I'm fiddling around with my masters is how much of a difference I'm going to see if I take MD down to four instead of keeping it at 5 like I have it. Once I pulled my six star Doom I took MD up from 1:00 to 5:00 pretty much right away so I don't really have much experience fiddling around with the lower levels.
And I've done some research on it I haven't seen much in way of sorcerer Supreme but as far as Doom goes I've seen a lot of people say that having five and five messes with his rotation and pushes him the sp3 too much but I've got to honestly say I haven't really seen that be the case so yeah I don't know just figured I'd make a post thanks in advance for the help.
Oh lastly Dexter mastery point isn't for something super important so it's not like it would help a lot to take it down or anything
And I've done some research on it I haven't seen much in way of sorcerer Supreme but as far as Doom goes I've seen a lot of people say that having five and five messes with his rotation and pushes him the sp3 too much but I've got to honestly say I haven't really seen that be the case so yeah I don't know just figured I'd make a post thanks in advance for the help.
Oh lastly Dexter mastery point isn't for something super important so it's not like it would help a lot to take it down or anything
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4/5 was too high with voodoo and symsupreme
1>4/5
Simple math. 5/5 is greater than 4/5
In all seriousness, I think 4/5 is sufficient